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31 Post author: Kaj_Sotala 05 December 2011 08:38AM

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Comment author: fiddlemath 06 December 2011 04:09:17AM 6 points [-]

I'd already learned that, to be able to remember's people's names later, I had to make an actual effort to repeat their name to myself while I was looking at them. So, I then started consciously trying to notice details about people's appearance when I first met them - what's their hair color, what color are their eyes, what are they wearing and carrying. Eventually, this effort became a habit. Now, I usually do this automatically when I first meet someone, and I remember more of those details.

Comment author: [deleted] 06 December 2011 04:50:15AM 1 point [-]

Thank you! I will try doing that from now on.